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No distinction was made or requirement to prove what level of impact occurred from the wildfires, since many people who worked in the areas affected by the wildfires lost a source of income, but their homes were elsewhere.
L.A. County Superior Court temporarily suspended active collection efforts on delinquent (past-due) court debts tied to
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“The Court recognizes the profound impact the wildfires have had on countless residents across Los Angeles County,” Executive Officer/Clerk of Court David W. Slayton said. “With the suspension announced today, the Court is demonstrating its commitment to working within its authority to provide relief where possible.”
Resolving Delinquent Court Debt After March 8th:
When collections resume after March 8th, court users can address their delinquent (past-due) court debts by contacting:
Traffic Citations ONLY
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The LA Superior Court's decision to pause collections on delinquent court debt offers significant relief to individuals struggling with financial hardship due to accumulated fines and fees. This move reflects growing awareness of the burdens aggressive collection practices can impose. For those facing similar issues, https://protectionforconsumers.com/receivables-management-partners-debt-collection-harassment/ provides helpful resources and guidance on handling debt collection harassment. The pause also opens the door for broader reforms in how court debts are managed and enforced.